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‎07-25-2018 09:00 AM
I am using automated test framework to create a new test user to use for test purpose. The first test step is use Record Insert like this to insert new data in sys_user table,
Then next step is to validate the record that I inserted from above to make sure that SDLC_Scrum_Master exist by using Record Validation like this,
When I execute the test, it should failed on Record Validation that the record does not match with SDLC_Scrum_Master that I do not understand why?
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‎07-25-2018 09:10 AM
Hello,
To achieve your goal, you may use a different path: configure your ATF to run as follows:
1. 'Impersonate' (here you should impersonate to a user who may create users on the targeted platform, for example admin);
2. 'Open a New Form' against User (sys_user) table;
3. 'Set Field Values' (populate the fields you are interested in with respective values);
4. 'Submit a Form';
5. 'Open an Existing Record' (here, you need to specify the recently submitted user record from the previous step);
6. 'Field Values Validation;
Note: during the ATF execution it will be positive if you monitor the steps covering via the Test Runner window;
In regards to your specific ATF failed configuration, I would make the test to validate the created user record by its sys_id or user_name.
Best Regards,
Georgi Mavrodiev
IT Consultant
Do IT Wise Bulgaria
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‎07-25-2018 09:10 AM
Hello,
To achieve your goal, you may use a different path: configure your ATF to run as follows:
1. 'Impersonate' (here you should impersonate to a user who may create users on the targeted platform, for example admin);
2. 'Open a New Form' against User (sys_user) table;
3. 'Set Field Values' (populate the fields you are interested in with respective values);
4. 'Submit a Form';
5. 'Open an Existing Record' (here, you need to specify the recently submitted user record from the previous step);
6. 'Field Values Validation;
Note: during the ATF execution it will be positive if you monitor the steps covering via the Test Runner window;
In regards to your specific ATF failed configuration, I would make the test to validate the created user record by its sys_id or user_name.
Best Regards,
Georgi Mavrodiev
IT Consultant
Do IT Wise Bulgaria
You may visit us in our Web Site: www.doitwise.com
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‎06-08-2021 06:11 AM
Worked using above steps